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How can I see the previous (moved developments) developments in S4P(Live system)?

yalcin_mete
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Hi Masters,

I have two systems: S4D, S4P(Live system).
I write my developments in the S4D system and transfer them to the S4P (Live system).

In the S4D system, I can see the previous versions of the page I developed.

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How can I see the previous (moved developments) developments in S4P(Live system)?

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thanks.

 

 

Laxman_Singh
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Go to SE38 --> Display (F7) the program after giving the program name.

Inside from the Menu Bar: Utilities -> versions -> Version Management.

This will list out all the versions moved to the system for the selected program.

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raymond_giuseppi
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By default, version management is not transported.

  • You can display versions on the target system using the 'Fetch remote version' function.
  • There is a trick for transporting all object versions between systems, but this is only useful for upgrade operations (e.g. retrieving production data and development versions from a new source system) - OSS note 130906 - How can versions be transported
Sandra_Rossi
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The transport of versions is controlled by the transport profile parameter VERS_AT_IMP (NEVER by default). For more information about VERS_AT_IMP: https://help.sap.com/docs/search?q=Global+Parameters
yalcin_mete
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Thank you, but I think you did not understand the question or I did not explain it. 

I have two systems: S4D, S4P(Live system).

When I make development, I write my developments in S4D system and then I move them to S4P(Live System).

I want to see the previous developments made in S4P(Live System).(As I can see in S4D).

I compared the live system with the development system, but now I have doubts. Actually, I want to make sure it's the previous version that was transported to live. I'm not sure how to do that."

Sandra_Rossi
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@yalcin_mete Look at the import queue history to see which transport requests were imported (STMS).
yalcin_mete
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@Sandra_Rossi How can I find the relevant object (page-ZSD_RAP_0064_CLS) in stms?
Sandra_Rossi
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@yalcin_mete Transaction SE03 (transport tools) to find the transport requests which contain one given object. Also, in your development system, go to the object and display the versions of the object to see all its transport requests (unless you have emptied the version database at some point in time).
raymond_giuseppi
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What was the system answer when you clicked on 'Fetch remote version' and selected S4D as 'target system'
yalcin_mete
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@raymond_giuseppi When I press the 'Fetch remote version' button in S4D (the system I develop on) and say bring the S4P (Live System) version, it brings the latest version in S4P. I want to see all versions in the S4P system. I want to see all versions, not the latest version in S4P (Live System).
Just as I can see all developments in S4D while in version management, I want to see all versions in S4P while in version management, but I can't. I can only see the latest development that was moved.
How can I see it in S4P while I can see it in S4D (the system I develop on)?

raymond_giuseppi
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By default there is no version management in target system, so you only see the last imported version in this system. 

  • To change behavior you have to change parameter VERS_AT_IMP in your system so import will now include a step 'Create versions before the import' (it won't be retroactive) - check @Sandra_Rossi 's answer
  • Else go to transaction SE03 to display the transport requests containing the object (and the main object if it's a sub-object: Function module > Function group, Program dynpro > Program, etc.)

But if you want to check (as you wrote) that live system version is the penultimate version of development, you already have the answer.

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Sandra_Rossi
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@yalcin_mete The versions are not transported by default. Back to the original answer then: "The transport of versions is controlled by the transport profile parameter VERS_AT_IMP (NEVER by default). For more information about VERS_AT_IMP: https://help.sap.com/docs/search?q=Global+Parameters"
yalcin_mete
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Since the VERS_AT_IMP parameter is active in my S4D system (the system I developed), I can see previous versions. Since the VERS_AT_IMP parameter is not active in my S4P system (the live system I migrated to, the system I want to see the versions from), I don't have a chance to see previous versions in the S4P system, right? Do I understand correctly?
Sandra_Rossi
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@yalcin_mete Yes there are no versions in your production system. NB: you didn't understand correctly VERS_AT_IMP; it's not considered when you modify an object (e.g. in DEV), it's only considered when you import (e.g. in PROD). The creation of a version is automatic when you change an object assigned to a transport request (e.g. DEV). Anyway, the versions in PROD correspond to the versions in DEV, so even without version in PROD, with the import history, you know exactly what happened.